Can I get free admission to the park with a World Expo ticket?

1. Tickets for the World Expo can enter the park for free.

2. If you travel in China with Expo tickets, in addition to discounts on accommodation and shopping, you can also enjoy many discounts on tickets for domestic scenic spots, and some are even directly free. However, each ticket is limited to 1 time per attraction.

3. World Expo ticket refers to the admission ticket for the World Exhibition or Exposition (referred to as World Expo), and the ticket holder can browse each venue with the ticket. The Expo ticket design includes the Expo emblem, mascot and slogan.

Shanghai Expo Park no longer requires an entrance fee, and visitors can visit it for free. Since the end of the World Expo, the Expo Park has been free for the people, but the pavilions of various countries have been demolished, leaving only one of China, which has been renamed the China Art Palace. The China Art Museum adopts a combination of group reservation and online reservation, staggered visits, and issues 10,000 tickets every day, including 8,000 group reservations and 2,000 online reservations, for a total of 7 days.

Reservations can be made from September 26 (Wednesday) to 28 (Friday) from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. to log in to the "China Art Museum - Power Station of Art Reservation Platform" to select the date and time slot of the visit to make an appointment. Transportation: Take Metro Line 8 to China Art Museum Station, and walk to it.

Open all day (Monday to Sunday, January 1 to December 31).

No, you don't. Shanghai Expo Suisen Park does not require a ticket, and tourists can visit it for free. Since the end of the World Expo, the Expo Park has been open to the public for free.

The five major venues in Shanghai World Expo Park are independent pavilions, joint pavilions, corporate spring sales pavilions, theme pavilions and Chinese pavilions.

Shanghai Expo Park does not require an entrance fee and is free to visit.

Since the end of the World Expo on October 1, the Expo Park has been open to the people for free, but the pavilions of various countries in it have been demolished, and only one Chinese is left.

The China Pavilion, now called the China Art Museum, Oriental Net makes an appointment in advance to visit, free of charge. The electronic version of the Qingming Riverside Picture and French Oil Painting Exhibition in the museum will be charged separately.

The Expo Performing Arts Center, now the Mercedes-Benz Performing Arts Center, can be strolled around without watching shows or movies.

The Saudi Pavilion, now called Moon Boat, tickets 40-60.

The Italian Pavilion, now called the Italian Center, tickets 40-60.

Greece Pavilion $30.

Turkey Pavilion 30 RMB.

The Theme Pavilion is now the Expo Exhibition and Convention Hall.

Expo Park and Houtan Park, free of charge.

Closed on Mondays Prices increase on weekends.

Nonsense, of course. If you don't, it's full every day!

China 2010 Shanghai World Expo tickets are set up in two categories, a total of 9 types, the two categories are individual tickets and team tickets. Among them, individual tickets are divided into daily tickets (200 yuan) and weekday tickets (160), and the development day is tentatively set as the "May Day" holiday, the "Eleventh" holiday, and a week before the park closes, a total of 17 days, so as to be able to adjust the ** peak. For special groups such as children, students, the elderly, the disabled, military personnel, etc., the World Expo has specially arranged preferential tickets of the same range (120 yuan on designated days and 100 yuan on ordinary days).

At the same time, in order to meet the needs of some visitors to visit the park for multiple times, the organizing committee also set up special multiple tickets, which are 3 tickets (400 yuan) and 7 tickets (900 yuan). Taking into account the peak of visits during the day, Shanghai Jieshi will also launch a night ticket, which is proposed to be 90 yuan. In addition, the 2010 World Expo will also sell a certain number of team tickets (3 9% off), the specific ** will be determined according to the actual situation of negotiation.

Pre-sale of Expo tickets will begin on 28 September for groups and on 1 May next year. The number of Expo tickets is much larger than the Olympics, so there is no need to draw lots like the Olympics. Visitors can buy tickets through special outlets, **, the Internet and other channels, and of course, tickets will be sold on site.

Appropriate concessions will be given to persons with disabilities, senior citizens, students, children, active military personnel and some groups. In addition, the Expo site can definitely be visited at night.